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A silent film essay in Super 8 on the aftermath of the Chernobyl atomic reactor events (which happend April, 29th 1986), filmed in West-Berlin, three and a half years before the Berlin Wall fell, while shooting another documentary. Basicly it is all a question of montage...
This movie is part of the collection: Globians Film Festival
Director: Joachim Polzer
Producer: Joachim Polzer
Audio/Visual: Super 8, color, reversal, silent
Keywords: Globians world and culture documentary archive; Globians; documentary; essay; German Cinema; Germany; Berlin; Tschernobyl; Chernobyl; essay; experimental; news headlines; Super 8;
Contact Information: All rights reserved for commercial use of this work. Please contact Polzer Media Group GmbH (Potsdam, Germany) for licensing (www.polzer.org). "Globians" is a registered trade and service mark.
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Reviewer:
Eva Vikstrom -
Subject:
Chernobyl and the Finale of the Soviet Empire
In this film Joachim Polzer has expressed much of how we felt after Chernobyl. There was a film about this on Swedish TV recently and almost forgotten memories of those days came back. Atomic fallout spread far in many directions, but it took days until the collapse of the reactor was admitted in Moscow. The fallout blew over the Baltic Sea to Sweden for example, with consequenses for the reindeer pastures in particular. Polzer has expressed the consequenses in the divided Berlin in this very interesting movie.
Reviewer:
Joachim Polzer -
Subject:
thanks!
thanks for the correction!
Reviewer:
Rachel_Bartlett -
Subject:
"one year before the Berlin Wall fell"
The Chernobyl disaster happened on April 29th, 1986, not in April 1987, and the Berlin Wall fell in November 1989, three and a half years later.
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